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↑ FanPro's project description () Internet Archive.Peru by Robert Derie, based in part on work by José Fernando Barbe & Hugo Medina.Caribbean League by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Jason Levine.Aztlan by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Jason Levine.Amazonia by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Antonio Pucci & Peter Taylor.None of this material may be used for any commercial purpose without permission from the authors. When Derie withdrew his material from the Sixth World Almanac over contract disputes, he posted it on his website, The Ancient Files. He used concepts from Shadows of Latin America as inspiration for his work.

Maps: Amazonia, Argentina, Aztlan, Bolivia, Caribbean League, Chile, Ecuador, Peruįour countries in Latin America were updated for the Sixth World Almanac by Robert Derie (aka Ancient History)."Bike chase in Metropole" Note Christ the Redeemer atop the Corcovado in the background.įranz Ernst also posted SoLA art on his fexes DeviantArt page.Bocetos Gral 8: "Amazonian brawl" Barral wanted to set this one in front of a colonial church.Bocetos Gral 4: "Bomb blast during cocktail party".Shadow Scene 1: "Customs check in Montevideo" The Salvo Palace is visible in the background.Samples were released by project-developer Jong-Won Kim in remembrance of the artist. Some of the art commissioned for the project was by Kenny Barral, a now deceased Spanish-Uruguayan artist, actor, and gamer. Shadows of Latin America (compiled, v1.03) (direct link to a large PDF).With the exception of the "Crime in Latin America" chapter, all of the released drafts were formatted and compiled into a single PDF by Franz Ernst, a German Dumpshock poster known as fexes: Wildlife of Latin America by an unspecified author.Crime in Latin America by Jong-Won Kim ( released draft).Corporations in Latin America by an unspecified author.Yucatan by Peter Taylor (currently unreleased).Peru by José Barbe & Hugo Medina ( released draft).Panama by Jong-Won Kim ( released draft).French Guiana by Robert Derie (aka Ancient History) ( released draft).Ecuador by an unspecified author (currently unreleased).Chile by an unspecified author (currently unreleased).Caribbean League by Jason Levine ( released draft, sidebars).Caracas by Jong-Won Kim ( released draft).Bolivia by Jong-Won Kim ( released draft).Aztlan by Jason Levine ( released draft, sidebars).Argentina by Peter Taylor ( released draft).

Amazonia by Antonio Pucci & Peter Taylor (currently unreleased).

None of the released drafts may be used for any commercial purpose without permission from the authors. It provides extensive updates on the Awakened nations of Azlan and Amazonia, as well as a selection of paranormal flor and fauna to be found in the deep jungles. Each profile includes details on location hot spots, government and corporate rulers, the criminal underground and religious factions. Shadows of Latin America explores the many countries and territories of Central and South America in the world of Shadowrun. Even if you avoid those juggernauts, you'll still be running against Caribbean pirates, drug-dealing Ghost Cartels, Old World dictatorships and communist revolutionaries-and whatever you do, stay out of the jungle." Latin America is no vacation spot, gringo. "You'll be sweating bullets if get caught in the crossfire between Amazonia and Aztlan-and you'll need that extra ammo. The project was originally proposed for publication in 2005, by Shadowrun Line Developer, Rob Boyle as FanPro SKU 25011, and later developed by Jong-Won Kim. Shadows of Latin America is a sourcebook-originally planned for Shadowrun Third Edition-that describes the countries and conditions in Central and South America circa 2064.

Proposed cover for Shadows of Latin America